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Courtney Anne McLaren Equity Membership Candidate Height: 5ft. 2 in. http:/www.courtneyannemclaren.com/ Eyes: Blue [email protected] Hair: Blonde 978-895-0688 Voice: Mezzo-Soprano Regional Theatre: Miss Bennet: Christmas Lydia Wickham American Stage Stephanie Gularte at Pemberley The Producers Usherette, Ensemble American Stage Rye Mullis Much Ado About Nothing Watch, Ensemble American Stage Benjamin Ismail Immurement Joan Theatre Odyssey Vickie Daignault Late-Night Cabaret Series Performer Williamstown Theatre Festival Cody Owen Stine Unknown Soldier Grand Central Crowd Williamstown Theatre Festival Trip Cullman In a Moment Ensemble Williamstown Theatre Festival Michael & Sharon Counts A Christmas Carol Ghost of Christmas Yet to Berkshire Theatre Group Eric Hill Come, Ensemble Little Shop of Horrors Audrey II (Puppeteer) Berkshire Theatre Group Ethan Heard Anna Christie Crew Berkshire Theatre Group David Auburn Twelfth Night Curio u/s Commonwealth Shakespeare Steven Maler Much Ado About Nothing Ensemble Commonwealth Shakespeare Clay Hopper Henry V Young Company Ensemble Shakespeare & Company Tom Jaeger Prelude Performances Young Company Ensemble Shakespeare & Company Tom Jaeger Educational Theatre/Touring Shows: The Wind in the Willows Rat/Sarie American Stage Tiffany Ford Totally Red! Little Red Riding Hood Breckenridge Backstage Nathan Autrey Winnie the Pooh Piglet, Roo American Stage Tiffany Ford Rikki Tikki Tavi Chuchu American Stage Tiffany Ford Danny Dollar Pastor Johnson, Mr. Austin Berkshire Theatre Group Travis G. Daly Play Ball! Sportscaster, Reverend Allen Berkshire Theatre Group Travis G. Daly Collegiate Theatre: Angels in America (Part I) Harper Mass. College of Liberal Arts Laura Standley Cabaret Sally Bowles Mass. College of Liberal Arts Laura Standley Avenue Q Lucy the Slut Mass. College of Liberal Arts Ben Baylon 25th Annual…Spelling Bee Logainne Mass. College of Liberal Arts Brittney Gerber Spring Awakening Wendla Bergman Mass. College of Liberal Arts Laura Standley Into the Woods Cinderella Mass. College of Liberal Arts Jonathan Kinney Education/Training: Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, BA Fine and Performing Arts - Concentrations: Theatre, Music & Arts Mgmt Voice Maureen O’Flynn, Shelly Roberts Tap (12 years) Carole Seretto Linklater Voice Corinna May (cert.), Paul D’Agostino (cert.) Jazz (8 years) Carole Seretto Acting Coach Elizabeth Aspenlieder, Benjamin Ismail Ballet (10 years) Carole Seretto Stage Combat Angie Jepson, Tom Jaeger Hip Hop (4 years) Stacy Seretto Suzuki Acting Tara Franklin, Eric Hill Pointe (3 years) Carole Seretto Special Skills: Basic Piano, Puppetry, Cartoony Voices, Cheerleading, Teaching Artist, R.P. English Accent .

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STAR, 10 THE EVENING WASHINGTON, T>. C. t WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1923. Maquita Dwight, Margaret Denys and Myra Florlan. SHUBERT-GAEJLICK—“Anna AMUSEMENTS Christie.” thority on applied psychology and has Arthur Hopkins is to present at the f Josef Hofmann Concert. spoken in virtually all the large cities Shubert-Oarrlck next week Pauline | Absolute Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Cheerfully Refunded of the country. I Josef Hofmann, the master tech- Lord as the star in Eugene O’Neill’s I of the piano and the one musi- play, “Anna Christie.” nician NEW story an can musical NATIONAL—“The Come- "Anna Christie” is the of cian who belittle the erring daughter of an old Swedish term “prestissimo” by playing faster dian.” sailor who has developed a great and quicker than apparent limit Lionel will appear at the hatred and fear of the sea. Her the Atwlll belongs endurance, presented a char- New father's hatred of all that to of human National Theater next week In the sea makes him oppose her union program at Poll's “The Comedian," a comedy tem- YOUR PAY CHECKS | acteristic Hofmann of to man she loves, and the two men I the I yesterday I Theater afternoon. peraments by Sacha Guitry, adapted have a terrible fight in which Anna Bring them here, we’ll gladly them Mr. Hofman’s program yesterday did by David Intervenes. Disgusted with both of Jp cash not measure up to the standard of the Belasco. the men she bursts forth into a hectic High by Unusual attaches JJf one given at Central School interest to Mr.
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The Philosophy of Eugene O'neill
Loyola University Chicago Loyola eCommons Master's Theses Theses and Dissertations 1929 The Philosophy of Eugene O'Neill Judith Reynick Loyola University Chicago Follow this and additional works at: https://ecommons.luc.edu/luc_theses Part of the Philosophy Commons Recommended Citation Reynick, Judith, "The Philosophy of Eugene O'Neill" (1929). Master's Theses. 440. https://ecommons.luc.edu/luc_theses/440 This Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by the Theses and Dissertations at Loyola eCommons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Master's Theses by an authorized administrator of Loyola eCommons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License. Copyright © 1929 Judith Reynick THE FrlILO~OPHY OF EUG~~B O'NEILL JUDITH Ri!."'YN 10K A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements i'or the degree of Master of Arts in Loyola University 1929 Judi th Reyni ck University of Chicago, Ph.B., 1921 • . Teacher of English, Schurz High School. TABLE ·OF GON'r~ . I. INTRODUCTION . 1. ate. temen t of problem 2. Method of dealing with problem·: 3. Brief sketch of au thor GROUPING' Romantic or objective Xaturalistic and autobiographical 3. Symbolic and subjective OONOLUS,IONS IV. LIS T OF PLAYS RE.'V lEi/ED v. BIBLIOGRAPHY F'..;:;",.-o_-----------------:--------, Eugene O'Neill, the American playwrightl That these terms are almost synonymous is the conclusion one is tl forced to, if , to him, a study of contemporary dramatic criticism of the last fourteen years is any criterion.
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